Suburbia cerita

Bicycle. ︵‿︵‿︵‿︵ 𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇 in a town full of cars, Kimiyo rides her pink bike-and somehow rides straight into Kenma's quiet, complicated heart. © haruichi furudate, haikyu!! © iheartyouwithme, plot and writing Unedited Completed Chapters range from 2000-5000 words.

reflections of suburbia, poetry. ©lovewraths 2021-

Suburban life has turned William Carmel from a drug-fueled creative prodigy to a gentle husband and father. When the voice of God commands him to construct a million-dollar amphitheater on the hill behind his home, the budding prophet obeys and unleashes his dormant madness and savage narcissism on his family and town. From the tragic prologue to the breathtaking climax, the themes of family, faith, and obsession provide an epic backdrop for this fast-paced character study.

An immaculate suburban home. Perfectly coiffed roses in the garden. A wealthy husband, a loving wife, and a bloated corpse in the pantry.

2020. you said you care and you missed me too.

A simple life in suburbia that isn't at all what it seems

My life had been one of simple routine. Everyday the same boring thing. Until the day Jade came along and flipped everything upside down and changed me forever. Don't be deceived however, this is not a classic love story that has a perfect fairy tale happy ending. This is real life, this is my Story.

This is my first fan fiction so I hope you guys like it. :)

This isnt a fanfic. This is an actual story, I swear.

The gods have all moved to the closest thing to heaven on earth: suburbia. Watch the trailer here http://www.magisto.com/album/video/LzkrU1NBHwI8Pz0PYnZLA3E?l=vsm&o=a&c=c

"I'm not really superstitious." "You should be." © adroite 2017

A 13 girl gets broed and decides to have fun on fakebook. How many hearts will she break and how many girls will get outta her lie

Follow smart-mouthed high school senior Maggie Jenner on her journey to fame and fortune. Maggie had next to nothing compared to the popular, rich, suburban peers she loathes. And due to her lack of money, tolerance for humankind, and fake element of pleasance that everyone else seems to possess; she feels that her charisma and stage presence is wasted upon these uncultured swines she calls classmates. But Maggie soon finds out that there are more places in this world than this well-polished dump she calls her hometown, and there are oh so many ways to discover them. In her journey she realizes that maybe the kids she's been hating all these years aren't the enemy, but just new friends. And that sometimes even the strongest of morals and beliefs can change with the slightest push from a new friend or faux.

As if being a tween isn't hard enough, Cecilia stumbles through junior high life in a LA suburb in the 70s, one of the few mixed-race kids in her predominately white community.

Elise's life up to this point has consisted of college classes, work at the children's store, and suffering through a seemingly countless number of awful roommates. Graduated and done with school, she was busy looking into grad school programs and paying off her loans. Harry, an old roommate, has different ideas, however. And he's been planning them for over a year since the day he moved out. Desperate for control and an orderly household, he's determined to get what he wants. No matter how unconventional it might be. (AU where Harry abducts his old roommate and forces her to live with him in his 1950s fantasy world. It's worth noting that this fic was originally started in 2014, so this is not based off of DWD and does not include the same characters. But, if you're into that, you might also like this.) WARNING: Contains sexism, abduction, and probably other future themes that would not be too pleasing to the average reader. So yeah, you might get offended while reading this. I guess that's my goal. You've been warned. Read the note in the first chapter for more information. The general consensus is: if you don't like it, don't read it. *originally titled deena*

Casey Reynolds knew that one of her students wasn't safe. Mackayla exhibited all the signs of abuse and neglect, despite coming from a well to do family. The school didn't believe Casey, the police didn't believe her, DCFS didn't even believe her. Everyone tells her that she's imaging things, that none of it ever happened. Casey decides to take her case public by writing to the Tribune. Someone out there has to believe her.